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Structured data in body or HTTP header is plenty for that, no need for a HTTP status. For example, if we were talking about a human-readable /crates/* page, re
by yencabulator 2mo ago
Structured data in body or HTTP header is plenty for that, no need for a HTTP status.
For example, if we were talking about a human-readable /crates/* page, returning 410 Gone with a HTML page explaining the situation to a human, that page could have a JSON-LD snippet explaining the same to a computer.
- einrealist 2mo agoA dedicated status code + Location header allows to decouple the way an advisory is presented completely. At that location, there can be any representation, HTML or structured data like JSON-LD. The RFC extension would be small and clean.